May 2, 2023
What if we knew each other as someone else, not a boss and a subordinate?
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What if we knew each other as someone else, not a boss and a subordinate?
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he has no right being this pretty
- You're a chef so you need to wear a chef's hat. - Could you put it on for me?
Khun Jeng, you like guys. (for Tyler 💕 @25shadesoffebruary)
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he's got the prettiest smile 😍😍
#smooth™
A few notes on Pat and Chot's conversation:
🔹Ke (เกย์) is a neutral expression that is the phonetic adaptation of the English word gay.
🔹Tut (ตุ๊ด) is a vulgar and pejorative expression used to refer to a very effeminate homosexual man and can have multiple translations, as sissy, queen, [or in this case: tootsie] etc.
🔹Je (เจ๊) is a Thai honorific from 姐 for “elder sister”. Chot uses it to refer to himself. Pat later uses it to address Chot.
🔹krap/kha (ครับ / ค่ะ) are gender-oriented particles. Chot uses the traditionally female particle for himself.
🌈Sources: LGTBIQ+ Enciclopaedia, Thaipod101